EcoSmart Natural, Plant-Based Flying Insect Killer, 14 Ounce Aerosol Spray Can (Pack of 2)

I love the smell and it's natural . Works good.

Gets the job done. Kills bugs on contact and continues to keep them away. A slight fragrance but not horrible.

smell is very strong but over time it grew in me works great. safe to use around your pets

I have a moth problem. For most purposes moth flakes and balls work tolerably well. When the little darlings are flying, however, a spray or a fly swatter is called for. I keep swatters around but they can be evaded. A properly aimed spray is the only thing that works. The problem there, however, is smell. A 'regular" spray can be overpowering. You have to leave the room. If you don't, you may well be poisoned. This plant-based product murders them quite well. The spray is accurate and relatively narrow-gauged. The only down-side is that it too has an odor. It isn't as overwhelming as regular chemical sprays and, if the manufacturer is accurate, it won't kill you. I sincerely hope not. If you have a legitimate choice, don't favor a spray. But at the end of the day, a spray is called for under some circumstances, and a plant-based spray is less likely to kill you along with the moths.

A NATURAL SOLUTION THAT WORKS; Smells like mint!

worked very well. got rid of the fruit flies

This flying insect spray works pretty good but it sprays a little messy. We’ve used it on numerous flies that have gotten in the house and it does work but I just feel like there’s a lot of wasted product because it gets everywhere. You’ll have to wipe away the excess after you’re done. It has like a minty smell. The smell lingers. We sprayed it in a room and could still smell it the next day. I prefer the smell over a chemical bug spray. I do like that it has natural ingredients. It’s very similar to one I used to use but can’t seem to find anymore. I think it’s a good product if you don’t mind the messy spray nozzle. I should also mention we got a few wasp that managed to get in our bathroom window. It works on them too. When you spray them they fall and then twitch for a little bit but they will eventually die.

This is the best smelling flying insect spray youll ever smell. I gave this 4 stars only because when it starts spraying its a mist, then turns to a stream after you tick the bees off. It does kills the bees. The mixture of the peppermint and rosemary oil make using this prduct easier. I love the fact it is safe around children and pets.

I found Ecosmart brand flying insect killer, crafted with natural ingredients for a more environmentally conscious choice. To target flying insects, simply spray the product directly on them. However, it's important to note that this method can lead to a slight messiness, requiring additional effort to wipe the sprayed surfaces. On the positive side, the insect killer boasts a delightful aroma attributed to the inclusion of rosemary oil, peppermint oil, and geraniol. Nevertheless, it's worth mentioning that the fragrance tends to linger for an extended period after application, which personally, I find less appealing. Despite this drawback, the Ecosmart flying insect killer remains an effective and eco-friendly solution for combatting unwanted insects.

it stinks up my house and instead of killing on contact like its promised the flies love it,